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"Why!" said Arabella, affecting dismay. "You've promised to marry me several times as we've sat here to-night. These gentlemen have heard you." ¡¡¡¡ "I don't remember it," said Jude doggedly. "There's only one woman-- but I won't mention her in this Capharnaum!" ¡¡¡¡ Arabella looked towards her father. "Now, Mr. Fawley be honourable," said Donn. "You and my daughter have been living here together these three or four days, quite on the understanding that you were going to marry her. Of course I shouldn't have had such goings on in my house if I hadn't understood that. As a point of honour you must do it now." ¡¡¡¡ "Don't say anything against my honour!" enjoined Jude hotly, standing up. "I'd marry the W---- of Babylon rather than do anything d
oil paintingishonourable! No reflection on you, my dear. It is a mere rhetorical figure-- what they call in the books, hyperbole." ¡¡¡¡ "Keep your figures for your debts to friends who shelter you," said Donn. ¡¡¡¡ "If I am bound in honour to marry her--as I suppose I am-- though how I came to be here with her I know no more than a dead man-- marry her I will, so help me God! I have never behaved dishonourably to a woman or to any living thing. I am not a man who wants to save himself at the expense of the weaker among us!" ¡¡¡¡ "There--never mind him, deary," said she, putting her cheek against Jude's. "Come up and wash your face, and just put yourself tidy, and off we'll go. Make it up with Father."